H&S looked not ideal but promising...  Breakout through current mid-20th level may mean silence in this thread  that is the worst H&S i've ever seen. quite simply; it's NOT and H&S. Or it maybe that of Richard III.  |
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6000 btc sell dropping us to 20.61, then 100 buy right? then more followed and filled in the gap
That guy may just forgot to put up his wall before it's too late..... |
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Ah, someone wanted to make a quick profit!
PS: I start to doubt if there is a conspiracy, every time there was a spike, all chart sites, even this forum, freezed up for me.
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Someone casually takes away the $20.9 wall....
someone casually buys a couple hundred btcs I sometimes had the feeling that it's the wall builders themselves gobbling up their own walls .... |
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Someone casually takes away the $20.9 wall....
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Why the manipulation theories? Occam's razor says it is someone who has acquired a lot of BTC and wants to to sell, for whatever reason, at $21.00 No, if he wants to sell he will just sell, instead of putting up walls, otherwise when the market is intimidated down he will miss the boat, and make less by selling at lower prices. why it is so hard for some of you to believe he wants to sell is beyond me.... Why it is so hard for you to understand that a real trader sells to take profits, not to make his bearish cheerleaders happy, is beyond me. |
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Anyone who wants to talk people into buying/selling is free to take the lead, and disclose his transaction records.
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Why the manipulation theories? Occam's razor says it is someone who has acquired a lot of BTC and wants to to sell, for whatever reason, at $21.00 No, if he wants to sell he will just sell, instead of putting up walls, otherwise when the market is intimidated down he will miss the boat, and make less by selling at lower prices. |
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What the fuck is that wall guy trying to do?
I don't know, but someone should buy it all up. Is Loaded still around? I think it may just vanish if the bulls could ram onto the wall, I am just getting a bit annoyed by the non-movement of the price, coz I know the bears most likely can't stir up enough panic to push the price down. you will panic after weeks of down trend, and seeing every support lvl fall just because it had been slowly pecked at... You seemed to know so much about how panic feels like that you must be constantly tormented by it, well, that kinda explain your long streak of failures. |
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What the fuck is that wall guy trying to do?
I don't know, but someone should buy it all up. Is Loaded still around? I think it may just vanish if the bulls could ram onto the wall, I am just getting a bit annoyed by the non-movement of the price, coz I know the bears most likely can't stir up enough panic to push the price down, |
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What the fuck is that wall guy trying to do?
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What's wrong with Clark Moody? Why does that wall persist there? Anyone seeing the same?
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you know with lucif missing a 61.5% rally with his TA, you now realize why we won the Cold War.
He couldn't even properly read his indicator, he posted an graph to show that the ADX had topped, like it was in June 2011, but failed to notice that his ADX peak occured just before the rally to $31, when the price was at around $20 something, and immediately afterwards the price rushed up, with ADX only making a lower peak at the all-time top. |
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Then it's big enough for me to run a number of services.
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you know we have to abolish this Weekend Dip myth thing.
Please no, people dumping at Saturday is one of my fixed sources of income. |
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I feel like keeping US dollars is a gamble at this point. I want to hedge all my usd funds, I just think bitcoins are one of the best alternatives. I don't like Euros, cad are linked to the usd (although Canada has a lot of oil, maybe the US needs to 'free' them?). I am not really into roubles, yuan, yen, or pounds. For me the only alternatives are: property, gold, silver, bitcoins, and skills. Companies seem to feel the same; the world economy isn't doing so hot and people are catching on. Many of us in the rest of the world are thus perhaps more eagerly anticipating the success of Bitcoin than the Americans. To them it may just be a restriction against gov't power, but to the rest of the world it's also a potential tool to challenge the U.S financial hegemony in the long last. We have been forced to accept U.S dollars for so long, for we had no viable alternative. I am none to fond of the way my government and banks treat the rest of the world, I hope that bitcoin opens new avenues for political dialogue and gives power to people everywhere. I don't like that my fellow citizens of Earth have to deal with the inflation and debt which the US creates. I believe it is in all of our best interests to have a trade unit which cannot be manipulated, taken, inflated, politicized, and more. The internet, by and large, has given people everywhere a tool to fight back against the powers that be. People will always be manipulated, but now the tables have turned. Everyone has the ability to make something 'viral' and trade information freely. Will bitcoin free us of our monetary chains too? We shall see. Absolutely, I am looking forward to the day when I can settle international trades with bitcoins, whether it be Amazon purchases or exporting goods to the U.S, it helps me getting rid of my own government's exploitations as well. |
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Unbelievable!
it really does boggle the mind, doesn't it? we all thought we understood this whole bitcoin thing ot one degree or another, but i've yet to see anyone not floored by this action. seriously, people are dumping dollars like they're worthless! unsustainable crazinessPerhaps not worthless now, but further down the track maybe. Could be a few gamblers getting in early too, since it's had a bit of press in that area recently I feel like keeping US dollars is a gamble at this point. I want to hedge all my usd funds, I just think bitcoins are one of the best alternatives. I don't like Euros, cad are linked to the usd (although Canada has a lot of oil, maybe the US needs to 'free' them?). I am not really into roubles, yuan, yen, or pounds. For me the only alternatives are: property, gold, silver, bitcoins, and skills. Companies seem to feel the same; the world economy isn't doing so hot and people are catching on. Many of us in the rest of the world are thus perhaps more eagerly anticipating the success of Bitcoin than the Americans. To them it may just be a restriction against gov't power, but to the rest of the world it's also a potential tool to challenge the U.S financial hegemony in the long last. We have been forced to accept U.S dollars for so long, for we had no viable alternative. |
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Showing off my best bottom catching this year:  For every superb bottom catching there is a miserable loser.  |
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Yeah... - dump - some dead cat bounce - go slightly below dump - some stagnation - and back on track to the moon   If it is a real crash, after the bounceback a second wave of even more massive selloff will immediately follow, otherwise it's just a plain old correction. |
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It never ceases to amaze me to see how similar all the dumps are.
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